The variability analysis of current operation costs versus dependability of a technical object
Journal Title: Logistics and Transport - Year 2013, Vol 17, Issue 1
Abstract
In the article, the problem of economic dependability assessment of a repairable technical object is described. The definition of life cycle cost as well as the relationship between dependability and LCC are explained. Subsequently, on the basis of LCC method, the supply costs (connected with fuel usage) are estimated. Moreover, it is examined if technical object dependability has the influence on these costs.
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